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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-12-23
LIVERY, SALE
- AND -
FEED STABLE,
HAZEL GREEN, KY.

HAVING FITTED TIP Y FIRs-CLASs
III STABLE and provided myself with
good saddle and harness horses and vehicles
| respectfully solicit the public patronage.
l will feed horses by the single feed, day,
week or month, and take pieassrr in giving
all stock entrusted To me esp.cif attention
ro- lIorses bongb, aud sai,6 On conmis,
slon, and viii drive horses to harness for all
who desire my services. All charges fea
seaahle aud satisfaction guaranteed,
2sd j. ". piERArt-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

Taz F.ssr DAT or the WEsK-
The change OF theday Sf' rest from
the seventh to tts ftX daFess the.
wtesAff6A the Jewish. SAbtxfh to
the Christian saadss2iss seshtnaipc
efiCtehee-its m sht 'asin0ls Be sERllta
aeauySble stsdsace1of .fRs' rhsufrte.
ticr'Uf Christ. d'TEeFe iavse BssH IN
rourd 4iuhbsrs'e6. easrShRasybNHcs
tAe :irst Easter Say. FheTHiAleyslFlso
rnsHy Ishksaftr saf yunH6RSna chain )
TAvlsast Ffbk We hsM fHpbSpisGhA shSHsa
At4A s. lss7, yhs III ia isffvetSSeS
the nfaes9efl The resuffsttioHiSshsab
'cSk place on TIE I 7eS NFsfa n, .xShiI
9,'poBaSEy II A. 81. n Is % ARI
challenged kct. tsaseaBle ,h4Oavap AR
aistotys.n modern and meaiatStr and
through the EAfaya Fathers that, the
frstdsy Of taA EscE has iEesn, ossaesryslh
hrst Day q the " ! has hsen oLSery
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

TRUE BUsiNE 5 PRINCIPLEs.-It is
as tiryE tb'beM. richi mar, rs 4 rcor
one. Half the 1, uelre,,y nNaisrFaytd n.
l94P;nt ABetae fiH4. Is 4tstaaas' II
catek up 'wheH b4hin4 6t1qa ave,
cfea:t, sl-sTh6Pe h..ii4+teto watttA dstB
Btsintss, 2arFl'AaT t54he pfohtn IN b
rArutatioa 6ftrhss wro wSrRrrs m,
Hasnot" Tcr- < grBt9Ito.rk Tfr ,5t
promise to meet ,aah or % 20 &c
tain Hthint dt a ce-ta'1 moment, =,
reAiy AZ he snroiutet 'ms 'AFfr -.
So gu business, atteIi6 r-,..p : -
matters IN HIND then ds pror4rF " 20
about 'yort -owu tas rass =, Z
stopto te:' stofit!. iA,busiress .l5l1s.
i yCu'have a place T'Susir he
loaAI tlitte wbeI wa6ra,i IN MAI
can'get rich by t7tpiir ssi't rFs.ores.
Nevese'FoSrObr bH,H.aHs ,Aatta}s
ltave order, sysrthl, feSt., .ii v.."iber-
atty, rr6rlptn.S5. u De- not a,r1dle
with 'blSncss won l:n6w n",l!ne &c
Ncve+ buy an a-:icte you'do roi NEED
sfthlAv erca Iseit is cheap, ana rae
man WAC ellis it will take it our ia
trade. "Trate is money. Strive. TO
avoid harsh words and rersS' all; lies.
10 not kick every stone in the oath +:
a1rr miles CT. Be 'maaeAein a
dry hy going steadily thaT'by stop
ing 10 kiek. Pay Is YOU 90. A
MAI of hlror RESPECTS his @6tdas he
dos his boad. Aid: but never be-
Help othe < vixen ybu Fan but rfetsr
give " hat you caunat aEori 70, sim =
: because II = iakhM asble. LEARN
to sgv mo. No necessity for snap
Ping tout IN lrg fashion, but say it
htm$ aaH r,sFteS io''v. Have But
few 'tahfasnts; aniihc tGwer tSe,bst.
ter" Use You're brains rather than.
thcss # othe+t: LeArnto think and 4
act for yourself. Keeplahead father
than behi6dfths time. IYF6unS man.
g. this ott,n ana If there beaRci in
BE argument, he us know. a. ir'.. 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

Ell " Christians for the last eighteen
ssds6 fisF;;siBSs ks s5tts ihdttc tShifeg
eo9ie iis6ss. BUT ssfel !, ifetlse Ans
.tlHs aaa fhefs 'toftSspotAly Cstis.i
t.bs had not Beeat sco6sihbsd qSyF the
Ell aenes Of. tt.sir seSEses ths+ ySsusaosff
',yszsPetiP rose ssaFri on TIE ffstHasqy
81 tHs week r6sEihg pNbhfd nave PiS-
duclF tkenitd iitti&sfi from eatyeeEh SsRf IN.
SHED ttadiiiohG,p and TO UfFehd atka
rteJtdiee4rf their eFersymsthi, whom
they asre 50 ahfi5ds tCS5hfciiiatd, BY
reiaxing the otaigaa5dg 6ftRe seventh
day, AID tn slE rim githentt5 fH5ff 4
Ia, d: he w4..tl-. IipS them to the fl ST
day a tie v-.r-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

CAUGET BT EtHF-oF Sc z I. -
ACe9ht4aIns1 &hd'Fsah FIFE FsAnuy
Aoas A4fisws wsg. s4sie FsEioNFns Ii.
ifeEA Ast1Fysof tie uih6rer l9s iwiiEh
the natives 81 the Isthnug OF P sinnatna
eapFase FnoGksy4 lstLIl= q Panas :
caAinsoa alkthe pet monkeys in this
cosA@y; tcelA 4 from GsfStSf5,s aamaii
SqHaRg, lafalpe,$ky;oh fgs qaneaofnl.l.t
Pahlss a Rsirasaon TEe ilHAB.tatits
Rre a4ss.lyaihsa@e nt,nots;aas5tarfi6
Shii ennF.h c6S4d gFRenfaFGhs, viiiSgRa
msdthIshfeesuM ifsnk Wisely "a 81 d
,ookthqsAl5ne CONSTANTLY. n .F6g sr4ts
fsahdih9 .eodntsyais s%ampy1ahd e5F-
eTss Swfth caaakhse srnsss OF lnzarfahc
sesetaiitn.s Atm gGsalpa +b1gE MT
ASA. rises froth'ths5g Ground aAdhsb4:s
over tiiee4ofesfst tlfssr1& rtioua1 'hqTls
pfase.isetlie4hoakt VS. psra4iss!t. Tier
travel fsfoHeK tBs forests M trcop5,
koiHsI wherever tthe king nib H.;'
haas When the pa; tgs FAVE been
appraised Of 4Bele ,fesenee ofTa troop
eRsy pse@t6ht 'karlytercapsh them.
Tbeir p IN is a g L t9 o@2.tnA tihdIe
iscrG in taeasR &f eecoanht rust
large enough t. &c ait a mofKeyS I'm.
el6sedapsS. The cecoanut isNsGcersd
6htsesnIlza lump of sugar plated in
fhe hoIso%. Imp q .ugar placed IA.
ihAhStAhg Is then attached to this
novel stfapaEd the negroes conceal
tleihksEyea mtf the monkeys pass by.
Curiosity isishe the chief character
kticp Of these 4itAie ocrst '6frrteaT, ana
xhen aheJ espy tie eoe6an6t Lying
Upon the GROUND they COME dYwR
ftomp the sresS and p5rosg5eea 10 insp eet
Il cartkAls.e THE , uGp Of sdedf does
not long siscap thei- a0tice 'aMd one
dFothe.hsthrusts a paw othroGsH the
aperture tpFfaepftI With the lump
oIsufar@ ciasP,4 IN his hand, he finds
Is iniSossTble to WITHDRAW ri, mn will
Ms gneetEypnattlrs allow him ID aban-.
don Ais pFi1ea.tuThc !nggroes Have no
diFFeaityoia drawing HIM nearer and
hparer 10 their 'alhBr!sh,, ther Whole
e@op rstaAnhsfihg ar4a.,.fy about ilifh,
Gathering and ses:iculatiug az. only
mchEeys can When they have al!
rived within easy reabh," large net
is'snrown out dndthey the hade7f RS
dntr.: Twetrty thirty SreIcfttin
captured at one haul. The " natives
sell them to the emrlJyeesUft eFEi.
anna RAILROAD aioIin:tarnQdit1ose ri
them in the American market! lo.~ G.
them 'n lie AMER. aL market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
Buckian' krnirz Saive.

-LE f---@'il'e-. r.r3ge
Tie hest Salvo in the world for Cuts.
Bri lSeS. sons. lilcln, Salt ,f1rszam. Fever
S>'rs, letter. Chappe3 Hmis, ChilblSiE-R
C&nS, aal I'll skin EfuptioRsC :, IN ms
tr8rautcds - giSe Tls.1fect satisfaction. or
nlo'cy refunded. Price25 cents per box
rEor sale by VIM. L, Edelen cSSz Gu laS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

EE- DO You have Camp sheets -
said The Iussy old man a at che hotel,
securing room. 'aan IT the Ec-sl
No" ssitehe clerk, who wanted
10 be'obliging, shut we can Sprinkle
them for you if yea like them. that
WAY. -af EoU H-r ,us.l t.a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
~ have the satisfaction of knowing
'haf 'flAe ever taked 10 drinking qEeiA1
k,N hintelfML0nfaha Wslf3l1g rel
= 1 =

/ lsar The modem Society belle is
Pike n locomotive: size drags dtlni
after her. :, Cat como Go, tlnnk OF it,
There is iitfefenee' between them;
ohs has i head lishsc the other Hasa,
light head. Bat thty tSotAthAa1ea a
great 'huetle" with thtm!both hsye
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

e. Many woman trusts her hUs.
band wkeh heeah't get trusted By
ANYBODY else who knows him. - :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

bea-Somebody ga busy woman
is ALWAYS happy Nmotberes CLEVER
children sheuli be supreme4y happy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
F TIE EatEf4 q V'HEffsEEESS yyh

Pc Gsks ,Fs-st,s !, ~ ! inYhe yY,sNAf
! Postage f'"e fase asuhScilb9LF n The Unitel
tGs- a.---,-dils,I;d.
ONE DOLL. : Cory -r--1a : y I've MONTHS
, oNE DOLL koIGFpS TWELVE NON rms
tSS.. 1897
fseilitqa 'esDies 10 as ers up of clubs for
tftAncissS "a si4Fatfk Y. .-.assiR suS.a 20
the IA. Wei -. -.EiLi Sun.
FIVE OATS s5u0
F 'lttli an : IA COPY &C the Weekly : o
SIhiese t.isra coPy q the Weekly
TLNESpff Az 10 100
w an extra copy of the Weekly ~ "
SuhicAe se4F, and iafe e6tSS BREEZY
| Daily san three months. cSpv "tthe
FlEiFEENpppFES months. Is 90
fafth Oh e4tta cctpS of the Weekly 10 o
sth1eae year; ana Oh oe5py 6i'tiFcy
Dsl9 sun yea rniBialape coby OF The
TWEsSTYyDH4ESoaths. 20 90
EvIth al sxG2 e5bsof the Weekly 90 @
Sun IeAe GEAR; and one copy Sftak!y
Dsup Gin itihe ffibhtRs. copy OF The
I'll hRI'Y COPIES mcnths. 80 90
With An extra ebpy of the Weekly 80 "
: = ans sliec6py OF The Daily Suhy
one yeahe 5le coaJ % he DSii! sun
" lsn hKesr. % Europe and other postal
plsioa' Hoisl'EIieS, g 1 90 t1r twelve M ntfrs
No JA.F NosloS FRcst tssJJsi.l SIRENS 1ssl,. M
ASa. - t.fsoN FROM PUBLISHERS AEEAs
: A. 3. A I'LL & Co, PUBLISHERS,
SEN:lA 9NiBl 4Il DING, BLisHEEs,
Sun ls.JN D fFfaS1RF Nd
jar. 5. 81 BALTTNUKE, I'D.
ii. ST.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

Extead special invitation 10 ti,cse nv
frEaas ana ss-seiaili2vis AiSil 'si 81 i<.- "
and cxaEinsS 1cEsaz - .sisik ~ =, $50 -
and ex@a.IIse l.'e.F + = s-ocx q 1f.5s re
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

the " any, '4iss n g,r !!'SJ,;5sts'o
large f'osa,cu from ~ e. i. il - Is e e
good as q On f., Z y s.tls t-.lt, - NOR
will here 3Ic tHar ~. 7hAttlugiy l. aUT !
sttictf retiaiis.4 II. tii,,...;i,,-i ss hs6fj
use M others Tor bctr \, ia!s.t Il .,yu4ceo.
use no OtLOi- lIf JjsA NJ .t-.s l..l IO.4lt-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

relaAEhg tue 0ufiEasiCus OF the seventh
day, ard tra stF RIM ithemt Is fhSef X
da-y d. he w1ygttk writ. iinG them to he II 81
day o. lie EAsE.
HE VOTED 4 Il. --fyerybody in
DDS 'eE5es aa5s ne ssfgB9f joia
44'54s2esS euYifbar I. Steele! re Paias
4 Tthteaa lWd@ ne Etsflfatul5 fSSs
Steele e Gnis.. There rs an ifca!9Gt
III =tetfsEfsgis.5t4ts icrrsep thai goes
Very Tar Il 'SBtw hisrc3aratti ! stie 2e3
Esld TO- Il. Nile Es1n4gt-ns la1It
L6~s5er He takes siatl IN 80.
rri}a. : 81 -rsF e-txc3frt wRed he Is
III i- -CT b t;asion IL lifuess
BE- osesh : iliagsstPH was 81:
fire tire HcL e. M1ora - knew was
5hanrpIo1fng the c4usa of thG ff55inr g6S
m eibIue6e 80 dsApwaeh aleahlr Sss
made bof a;,',,e a1E+ the c!efR bfog
@easd to'call the RAJ: when ste9gss
fame was reached, be r6&sJb With the
digniiycf a af.r1nostheacs afd hcJm.
t1e,,.Aa s, q I .nuss neuCs ara c3m.
"'fMr..' Speaker, am sorry that l
csnh3t SUPPORT The bill, bdtEEs'' 4"5
g At that moment & welfdressed la
dy -*as aseeh To bend over the gallery
fail atoyeehs head IN a iohRvofSg
she esc'afinhe,f :heau. L q loud voice
sh"w.i-EBgu!.r :"
FeG!htsd- upward. II was enough.
He turned sahdkafdI:i. was enough
H"Nr. sPe6tsr, Tvo;c aye"
The lady Wa y Irfle's wife.
IT, y " .-s-.lLs VIZ
Peculiar CotR1sl1p.-E Ere CHI
peasant girl Of sPitit and asterhihA ::5 1hA
Vas deserted BY her Idfa tfgrWlka0 a RI had al
promised is mafryh 4Iet. SoMB4 Il Aa29g
afterwards he called and f5Sdnd her
WASHING tfotHes IN the garden, i eAaa'
the welk PREY lad been 4iiat Eifg
twbiIt, when suddenly 4Hd' ghiS, ~ II
Is accident 'agopr9a' aycl6th iHto The
Vel, ana exhibited great gritf 9ief
the loss GIFT. Her companion voluh.i
teoretl 70 fean over il fhI Ven and FISH
| the garment OUT but While he Was 50
ehg gsa,a the CIR, caught .himfl y II the e
Illsss and threw him IN al Reply tt
Ills CRIES she tAjt' him i!fdSFoGlH
to4kb to nsrsy. Ter 4tl667% 1 IL wNd2dlt
Irull.hin out. re did p%ah3e;T tHatt
no soorrt 'as, he on; min lie bs5nstt
IIshf: deaiAst her fJ5r trying 70 n,nIr+;fgf
l.Ear1. q'6en AZ idgt k@'%itHdFaW Il
.ahh 5tf, ,marriaya afet:"-sHe came Is tht
| combustion iilt hsEhat LET hR1nSfth.
conclUs.1u lcA- -ls bad met his match
/ 4 I7'-v---+ r r-aeEo EGtRt.-F srt
/ Om5h1 G'i-l-OfaIi4hingsN STounast
| 10 ofsRt43 TruAst If iAarryiAs4 ieits
I cue psFR5fm,Ftr i..-1 e.. marrying eli
! S-reh8 lOmeha Girl know what
. 7 - s,eutq MaryJIrHs makes vhis
. E., ny waikiki d tight irope:Mases L.
What OF that?'FEh' .'.a.
"ThAve the satisfaction of knowing
'hat ,ilAe ever takei 10 drinking qislA
k'n hintelfMr0nfaha Wslfal1g bel
. ...n. -OnlL, World
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19
1897. gHE Sun: 1881,
A. s ARELL TT1. PunsLsuERs,
4. 5. ABFLt. d CO., PUBLISHERS
SAITINM0oEE.
THE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE PAPER EnR THE PEOPLE.

On the 18th of Mzy-1SS7, The .BALTI-
Moaa stsSl an Gel rs iisssta .AIiisf
verssifs ~ l,'fA GLE saf9iess Pirisd Gi'lits
c81RsesyT Ik Esux shsse pes lpeh0t,s sot.oif
weasFr kFsSe lfd;fnesssss - u sscribess, md
a'ssfc g1lbaf aeeaf1ev idf statement; ,:-.td
&eafi. :, ,ytsFBttsees reasrsy anu ESlsl o.',ses
I'M TIE coslec.fa or reeve. att istsnbied
RAsO ,s,I6~at b 'airDefcf tlf4 aidsbefi.l
tenca, 80 = # oiasha s4Sou s!htfulheSs or
its eG.t =, aniki n l1s1i,e a iJitJfaelei
ma hewsr, $50 tlt IS. s'r8b@.1sd
dilIiien "a, ssalts tn&ri o. .iSs - y IN
fueBce = ssose W 81 nc. .s.litIssl y ~ InR-
SeS%,a 3acja ssiN aSs. 81, snivir> yAhae
lisSeh S, z, . ui.sa sia lhdeo ;bsg;us
dASeiI s.'Ie' 'i,isssS. t2fu :, Sd e
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abp 49, \ 3 'an - s''>.r.. ahf
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pi5T''t .F ON. .ar4yPf Htesaf9s'
ibe. 80 a4io z = IL for no
d. y - Wi :ciei OF fecogl,
AZ &c r. literal de-
pa g., - .e. week da
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I1'a = Cannescial. ipancial, CO Tor, cattle,
Ea"' 5astisSi st .isfs ~ b, tie hour or
!" Sc ,1Frss ttorti ai' I" - Iaur
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- ! IS -y-IT--oN BY MAIL, IS-
- y - 81 az Ap9 S,star AiPtsTlN-
II f.,sss = 1s'.Il Pr th.;S =. =. Lsyfe =
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~ Z .,'e,a Weeks 50 Cts:s'
Tgssss ae One Week Il Cts
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Il. I pllsS&FF.W IftG ,PpaHsheIss
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ApeEsgsRes 1tt,OIhHg. - PI.laiple. Il {
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',sst:s ~ .CC'P aeIE yEky
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aee, 20. -. SCI 60 q. 2,ad,


Before purchasing Your Ter. l4-.-. al
terest 70 giSe rs 4 ca Sliihs az, =,
5y3ck, ail k,Hcs O i /, st -; K III i. 5,
izer You my meet. his H9cse * e. ,
is asrrepresccted. As an evidence b, u.
ed from q tons per ar''tiln, the RS,
and s.. hGry cornties tne past
sihie farmer in Sdn. herr NJ RS
N.Y. .tagssie.st tltstrrS X ~
srp.>F, .,.-4r .ir-s4tc -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

STENs .s-vtg' ~ 1T i ~ 2 VANCE.
Pg5Gsss 'ee s s.t,si ~ ! inihS yfisNtd
! Postage f'"-s tAas snnScsiil qLs n The Unite
/ .tCs a.. ,ydls.lsd.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

I R.rCl - Co. r lSr-1rt
Fcnat.S& AaEgAe.n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-05-19

In this 2 sVe 4
Al tar On "a ere = We ass l1rYg q =, c.,
Gzhe2e51.zc q = s'syy Z - ,,'eaaa. .ssa.sla-
Iiiscoes asl tesvne 0ssc-e 4,Ae-
where
The Press., 1887-08-25
ASHFO RD.
WESTFORD,

-Col. o. l.. Dean and family from Nal den, Mass, are spending two weeks at the home of his mother, Mrs. H. M. Dean, in Westford. Col. Dean contemplates taking Q trip next month for business and pleas ure, going to the far west, accompanied with his family as far as Merton, Wiscon- sin.
 -Rev.A. J. Culver preached very able sermon last Sunday to good sized audi ence {; he is also expected to preach next Sunday at 10:30 o'clock.
 -E. B. Howes and family from Wash ington, D. O., are stopping at F.. Howes for few days.
 ID. W. Eastman from Colchester is stopping at Mrs. Maria Chapman's for 8 few days.
 Miss Esther Sands of New London has been visiting at her father's-Wm. Sands.
 James Richmond and family from Philadelphia, Pa., are visiting at B. Rich mond's.
 A. J. Dawley of Holyoke, Mass, has been stopping few days with his brother, J. F. Dawley.
 A. s. Smith, wife and son are visiting at J. M. Nichols in Providence, R. I.
The Press., 1887-08-25
uOVENTlS Y.
soIIrH ooyRNrRY

< A S PARKER. Local Editor and Bnsiness Manager
 of Coventry Local Register.
 The roads, rough by previous rains. are in still worse shape from Tuesday $ storm. The wash-outs on Queen Corner were filled in early in the day, but yester- day morning the road was in bad condi- ton. T.
 -aI,ve had q glorious time, melting time there ain't dry thread in my shirt, ,".s'Old Mauley" used to eiaculate af- ter service in the Methodist on the hill years ago. The camp-meeting and the weather this week brings to mind 'fOld Mauley.
 .,.-J. Fl. Freeman was called to Cape Neddick, Me, Saturday, by the serious illness of his mother. s Miss Louisa Lord has gone to North Haven for a short visit
 -Wn1. Frank Judd was quite ill few days since. -Chas. Franklin is visiting in town.
 -Picnics are in order. 'e
 A new Hume is being put in the car fridge works. ,' s' t.s :. Judge Freeman of the probate court of Hartford has decided that the pasting of strip of paper on which was written the name of another legatee does not af- feet the bequest to CarrIe Howard, now Mrs. H. F. Parker, of this place, whose name in the original will was thus cancel ed. The amount of bequest is $400. It is thought there may be an appeal from Judge Freemans decision.
The Press., 1887-08-25
MONSON.

Representative John Brockbank is about to go to Coloradoto look for improve ment to his health. - ....r#;s 5 Geo. H. Newton leaves for California on Friday of this week
 The fall term of Monson academy be- gins on Wednesday of next week.
 -Monson is considerably stirred up be- cause of having backed it's base ball nine with heavy bets on a recent game, and the makers of the bets instruct the stake-hold- ef to hold the money. It would appear that they have good grounds for their ac- tiou, packers of the Palmer club having first hired foreign players and then, to make sure, bought up two of the Monson nine.
The Press., 1887-08-25
sOmERs.
SOMERsvILLE.

 Charles A. Hurlburt has sold land to the Roman Catholics, and church will be built at once.
 Two new double tenements are being built by the Keeney manufacturing com pany.
 Rev. Mir. Gleason with his two sons is at the head waters of the Connecticut.
 Mrs. G. o. Wood is at Mantle with her daughter, and Dr. Wood will also make 8 brief stop there.
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 MT. and Mrs. William Brainard have returned from a few days visit to Provi- dence. Miss Corbin of Hartford is visiting her cousin, Miss Lillian Pease.
 Miss May Pease has returned to her home in Niantic, feeling very much better in health than when she came. It is thought she may consent to make Somers her future home. F MT. Harry c. Kibbe has come to town for flying visit.
 Mrs Revilo Gowdy of Westfeld, and Mrs. Julian Pomeroy of New York have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Wm..B. Woods.
The Press., 1887-08-25
srAFEoRDYILLE.

Rev. Samuel E. Evans of West Han- over, Mass, will preach at the Congrega- tioia,l church next Sabbath and the one following.
 In the liquor case of state vs. Martin, tried before Justice Washburn on Satur- day, J. H. Reed, counsel for the defense, argued that the bill establishing district court at Stafford Springs gives it exclusive jurisdiction in all criminal cases. Authori- ties were quoted for and against the claim, and that It might be passed upon the case was continued until Oct. 1st. aza
The Press., 1887-08-25
UNION.
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 School in Dist. No. 1 commenced Monday, Aug. 15. Miss Eva B. Tift of Westford, teacher. Schools in 2. 8 and 4 will commence Monday, Sept. 9th. Miss Mary Severy will teach in No. 2, George Town, No. 3, and Miss Emily Curtiss of Westford, No. 4.
 Many of the farmers have not as yet finished having, and the prospect is the grass will not dry up unless the rain does. No complaint of dry wells this season. Ladies aid society will meet at the M. B. parsonage Thursday afternoon, Aug. 25. Miss Elsie and Mary Curtiss of Hart ford have been visiting friends in Union and vicinity. .s......
 Mrs Lowell Wilcox and children of Monson, Mass, have been stopping at A. B. Weld's for few days.
 The family of Rev. G. W. Hunt of Providence, R. l., who have been stopping for several weeks with Mrs. Ills. brother George Crawford), returned to their home Saturday, the 20th.
 MAsHAPAUG.
 On account of camp meeting there will be no services at the M. D. church next Sunday.
 B. o. Moore and G. E. Willis with their wives, and Mrs. J. w. Winch are off to Willimantic for the whole of the camp meeting term others are expected to go from this place. ..e--s
 The pond is full in the village, a thing that has not been seen at this season of the year before for some 15 or more years.
 Albert Kenyon, who died in Wood stock Valley, inst, was member of the firm of W. & A. Kenyon, woolen manufac- turers at Kenyonville, and one of the most enterprising residents of the town.
The Press., 1887-08-25
mANSEREa,M.

Justice Dimock, of Holland, after hear ing evidence in the case of the Costello brothers last Friday, charged with barn burning, discharged Dennis, and bound over James for trial before the superior court.
The Press., 1887-08-25
HOLLAND.

TOEALANDs
 Mrs. Charles K Hicks and Miss M. H. Hicks were registered at the office of the American register, in London, Aug. 13.
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 The picnic of the Universalist Sunday school was appointed to be held at Crystal Lake on Tuesday, then deferred to We'd nesday. To-day the grounds are let to other parties and we do not learn what further arrangements are contemplated.
 Tt will be wise for those who amuse themselves on dark evenings by throwing something upon ladies' dresses to cease that practice, as they are known and will be brought to justice if the practice is con- tinued.
 DEATH OF DANIEL F. FAIRMAN.
 The death of Daniel F. Fairman removes from us 8 man widely known and active in town and business affairs. MT. Fairman came to Stafford from Berkshire County, Mass, when young man, and engaged in manufacturing interests in Stafford, Vernon and other places. For several years past he has not been actively engaged in busi- ness aside from his connection with bank ing and the care of numerous trusts con- 6d6d to him. He has been for years di- rector in the Stafford National and Stafford Savings banks, being dropped from these offices by his own request after year of hopeless illness. He has been judge oi probate and held other important offices, and has been entrusted with much legal business in the care of eskates and dthsz appointments of trust, showing the general confidence felt in his honesty and good business sagacity. Of some of his relations more will be said hereafter. Suffice it to say that the town has lost good citizen, an upright and clear headed business man, whose sympathies were ever with good works and commendable enterprises. Mir. Fairman leaves widoMand two daughters, Mrs. M. R. West of HaEeford and Mrs. J. M, Leach of Stafqgd Springs. The fun. eral service will be held at his late resi-. dence, on Friday, at p. m., Rev. J. F. Simmons in charge.